Wednesday, March 16, 2011

Stegnography: Hide any text in any picture.

step1: Put any picture and notepad file on desktop or any where u want.
Step2: Goto command prompt. Then go to the location where u have kept the files(i.e. image and notepad files)
Step3: Now type in the command prompt: copy /b abc.jpg+bcd.txt xyz.jpg (note that my picture name is    abc and notepad file is bcd and xyz is the file which will be created.
step4: Now u can see a image having name xyz. which contains the text which was contained in the notepad file(bcd).
step5: To see the notepad content right click the image and choose open with notepad.
Ste6: You will see encripted texts. Don't worry. scroll down. At the last u will see the content of your notepad files.


If u feel any problem then write to me...

How to hide any text in the notepad

step1: Goto command prompt. Type cmd in the run option.
step2: write cd\
step2: Now you are in c:\>
step4 :type- notpad vikash.txt:hidden.txt
step5: it will ask u that the filename of notepad (here vikash) not found do you want to create?(you can see a new notepad file) click yes.
Step6: Now type the content u want to keep hidden. and save it.
Step 7: when u will open the file u will see nothing written on it.
Step 8: To see the content Type the same command again ie( notpad vikash.txt:hidden.txt). You will be able to see the content.

ATTACK ON NETWORK SECURITY

There are basically three types of attacks-
1) Reconnaissance attack- This attack basically deals with the information gathering which is later used to compromise the network. This type of attack includes- Packet sniffing, Port scan, Ping sweeps etc.

2) Access attacks- This attack is done when the vulnerability in the network is found in 1st stage. this attack includes-IP spoofing, password cracking(Brute force attack, Dictionary attack), Man in middle attack(Session Hijacking), Server Spoofing, Trust exploitation, Buffer overflow.

3)Denial of Service(DoS) attack- • DoS attacks prevent access to part or all of a computer system. They are usually achieved by sending large amounts of jumbled or otherwise unmanageable data to a machine that is connected to a corporate network or the Internet, blocking legitimate traffic from getting through. Even more malicious is a Distributed Denial of Service attack (DDoS) in which the attacker compromises multiple machines or hosts. Ex- ping broadcast, Ping of death, smurf, teardrop.

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

few things u would like to know

1) How to know your ip address?
step1: open command prompt or type cmd in run
step2: type ipconfi/all
step3:press enter
this will show your ip address, physicsal/ mac address, and subnet mask and default gateway of your internal network for all network interfaces.

To find the IP of your computer within internet -
go to site: www.whatismyip.com or
                  www.whatismyipaddress.com

you can easily change your ip using proxy websites like:

www.anonymizer.com or
www.samair.ru/proxy






Sunday, September 5, 2010

GOOGLE TRICKS - for advance search

use it for educational purposes, if u use it for hacking u will be responsible for ur act:

INTITLE: restrics your search to the titles of the web pages.
INURL: restricts your search to the URLs of web pages.
INTEXT: searches only body text(i.e ignores link text,URLs, and titles).
INANCHOR: searches for text in a page's link anchor.
SITE: allows you to narrow your search by either a site or a top level domain.
LINK: returns a list of pages linking to the specified URL.
CATCHE: finds a copy of the Google indexed even if that page is no longer available at its original URL or has since chaned its content completely.
FILETYPE: searches the suffixes or filename extensions.